From the 1976 North American tour with the Jan Hammer Group, the stage performance at the festival held at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines, Iowa on July 25th was performed with a high-quality audience for approximately 39 minutes. Recorded. Although it was recorded at an outdoor festival where the Beach Boys, Doobie Brothers and others participated, it is recorded with sufficient quality for this era, the sound is close, and the freshness of the sound is very good. This is the best version that corrects the master's rather slow pitch, alleviates hiss, and corrects the occasional noise and roughness of the sound caused by analog tape deterioration. Although the sound image is small, the musical tones are well captured, and it is not only a stress-free recording, but also a high-quality recording that can be enjoyed over and over again. This day is the second day of the Kansas City performance, and although the sound quality is not as good as Kansas City, you can enjoy the performance with a stable and clear sound. The sense of sound separation is also very good, and Scatterbrain etc. are recorded with a very edgy and surprisingly good sound, which is surprising when listening to it. For fans, this is definitely a new sound source worth getting. Live at Iowa State Fairgrounds, Des Moines, Iowa, USA 25th July 1976 TRULY AMAZING SOUND (39:03) 1. Oh Yeah 2, Darkness / Earth In Search Of A Sun 3. Earth (Still Our Only Home) 4. Freeway Jam 5. Scatterbrain 6. Diamond Dust 7. You Know What I Mean Jeff Beck - Guitar Jan Hammer - Keyboards Tony Smith - Drums, Vocals Fernando Saunders - Bass Steven Kindler - Violin
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